Huza's do Ancaster.

Hi y'all,

I had the privilege of seeing Loretta Huza. She and Rick came for a visit and some business to Hamilton from Montreal.

Here is a pic of Loretta and I. It may not seem like it in the photo, but she reminds me so much of Kathy Diletti.

Paul

Comments

robbyblogger said…

Loretta is vertically challenged too? You didn't belittle her with this info did you?
Or were you refering to her ability to make people feel at home in her presence?
Or did she drink your milk when you weren't looking?

30 June 2007 at 12:42

Tom Diletti said…

Did She have 7 different conversations going on at one time with only 3 people or less?

1 July 2007 at 19:09

Kathleen said…

I like to think it's because we are both so brillant!!

4 July 2007 at 22:19

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